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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1925
Page
2
Residents report visitors from Kimball Sidney and Bronson around the area. Hogs shipped, song and dance numbers praised at the Bronson school entertainment, with praise for teachers and the Hot Lunch club. Community clubs met, kitchen equipment discussed, and plans noted for future gatherings.
The North Sidney club gathered at Mrs Choan's home Thursday afternoon with strong attendance. A June 30 meeting is planned at Mrs Wellner's. After the session Mrs Choan served lunch. Mrs Paul and Mrs J C Sparks drove to Sidney on Wednesday. The Farmers Union met at the schoolhouse Friday night with dancing afterward. The next meeting will be
Four weeks of sessions from June 1 to June 26 run five days weekly from 9 00 to 11 30 at the Central grade school building for children aged 3 to 16 with a kindergarten primary junior and intermediate departments. Courses cover nine subjects taught by Marjorie Kahl Beulah Grabili Edith Martin Mrs M BE Pettibone and Miss White. Adults may form classes in the evenings if there is demand and notify cooperating pastors or Elmer Kahl secretary.
Sam Chambers of Sidney is spending a week with his aunt, Mrs Bert Walker, west of Gurley. Joule Bailey and Jim Sparks called at the Bert Walker home Monday evening. Muth Kinton is recovering from a tonsil operation. Her many friends hope to see her about in a few days.
Mrs. F. N. Baker of Titusville Pennsylvania reports relief after using Sorbol-Quadruple stainless liniment to treat a goitre. She notes improved eye, heart, and nerve symptoms with no adverse effects.
A reader notes availability of Sorbol through leading druggists or by writing Sorbol Company in Mechanicsburg Ohio with local sale at Bassett's Pharmacy.
Sidney readers report relief from kidney weakness using Deans Pills a stimulant diuretic. Mrs B N Kulp of E Fourth St tests the remedy claiming peace from burning scalding kidney secretions backache and dizziness after use.
A brief home health ad invites readers to arrange a marvel in their residence. It offers phone contact 496 for afternoon and evening appointments, suggesting convenient scheduling options. The notice emphasizes in home service availability and flexible timing.
A Mrs. Kulp endorses Doan's Pills for kidney pains and backaches, noting quick relief after several days of use. The ad urges asking for DOAN'S PILLS the same as Mrs. Kulp and mentions a 60 cent price at dealers, by Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY.
An advertisement from The Telegraph promises fast results with a bold claim. The short copy emphasizes urgency and efficiency, urging readers to respond promptly and use specified contact details for immediate service.
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